stunning the white house and his democratic colleagues on capitol hill. hello everyone welcome to fox news life i am arthel neville hello erica. i am eric shawn. the white house as it manchin comments are at oz with discussions this week with the president. adding the president will continue to push manchin to support the bill. this is lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reacting to the center s nebraska republican senator ben sasse earlier today on fox news live . the should be a reality check on progress as they are not on the mainstream. we have live in a divided country a 50/50 senate were living through blood inflation and the american people do not want to upend this country with some nakedly partisan legislation they want to transform everything. the meantime the white house is dealing with a surgeon covered cases. just days before millions of americans head out of town for christmas for doctor anthony county s warning to the rapidly spreading omicron variant w
and at the same time let me give you a head s up for full disclosure and also for purposes of a lively discussion that i m going to challenge you a little bit on the points that you make in the book as practicing psychiatrist and head of the largest, one of the largest psychiatry departments in the world i know something about the budget matter, but please do know that i do this in the best of intentions and in the interest of clarity and accuracy and the believe that we are both soldiers in this very important historically neglected mission. i m going to orient my questions along three themes, first your background, second, substantive issues that you address in the book and then third, what are the steps going forward that we can sort of advocate or aim for in order to provide some corrective measures and what you ll be doing going forward in that regard. so to begin, let me just ask, you re train as a journalist and comes from the best schools in the country, you could ha
that is needed and the priorities that it should have and you certainly seem to recognize it. it s also particularly gratifying to be interpreting you because you re clumsily along with having gone to the journalism school which is one of the more dominant schools of a journalism in the country. of course that is where i the faculty and am currently employed. so, speak to thank you, doctor. host: please, call me jeffrey. when someone calls me doctor it makes me feel old and dodgy. the book is a well-timed scathing indictment of the mental health care system in this country and overall i am in complete agreement with you. at the same time let me give you a heads up for full disclosure and the purposes of a lively discussion that i will challenge you a little bit on the points you make in the book. as a practicing psychiatrist and head of the largest psychiatry department in the world, i know something about the subject matter. please, note that i do this in the best of inten
york state psychiatric institute, and author of shrinks, , the untold story of psychology. host: hello. i m dr. jeffrey lieberman here with art levine, a noted journalist and author and we are going to today his book mental health, inc.. it s great to be with you, first let me thank you for your interest in mental illness in mental health care to few of your colleagues in the fourth estate have seen this is an area to really focus on and provide a public and interested parties with the information that is really needed, and the priority that it should have and you certainly seem to have recognized it. it s also take a gratifying for me to be interviewing you, art, because your a columbia alum having gone to the journalism school which is not of the best schools of journalism in the country. of course that s where i am faculty and currently employed. so the book guest: thank you, doctor. host: please, call me jeffrey. guest: okay. host: when someone calls the doc
facebook.com/c-span. we will get your thoughts here in just a moment, but joining us on the set this morning, robert costa, political reporter for the washington post. first, 8:00, house republicans will go behind closed doors. what will happen? guest: they will gather in the basement of the capitol, a room called hc5. they are going to hear from the candidates for speaker. today is an internal party vote. it is not the floor vote. this is the decision who is going to succeed speaker boehner. we have webster from florida, a long shot from popular conservatives. you have the presumptive next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. then you have the late entry, jason chaffetz. host: they will hear from each of them. how long do you expect us to take? will there be staff in the room? what sort of indication why get from lawmakers when they leave hc5 this morning? the 11th hour.t they have been hearing from his candidates all week. phone calls, pleadings and meetings, trying to f